Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Gewährleistungsanspruch erlischt

English translation:

..warranty expires.

Added to glossary by brute (X)
Feb 28, 2002 07:25
22 yrs ago
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German term

Gewährleistungsanspruch erlischt

German to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s) Contract
Werden an der Maschine, der Steuerung oder an der Software Modifikationen durch Personen, die nicht vom Verkäufer beauftragt wurden vorgenommen, übernimmt der Verkäufer dafür keine Haftung
Des weiteren ERLISCHT der GEWÄHRLEISTUNGSANSPRUCH und die CE-Zertifizierung für die gesamte Maschine.

Proposed translations

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..warranty expires.

Furthermore will both warranty and CE-Certification expire for the entire apparatus.

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expire or void...(brute)
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24 mins

warranty claim expires

hope that helps
Peer comment(s):

agree Mats Wiman
37 mins
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28 mins

the warranty will lapse

I would not translate Gewährleistungsanspruch as "warranty claim" here, as what actually lapses is the warranty itself, meaning that any future warranty claims will not be accepted. Whereas in German, linguistically, the purchaser has a Gewährleistungsanspruch from the onset, in English this only becomes a "warranty claim" once s.th. has gone wrong and the purchaser claims under the warranty.
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49 mins

render the guarantee invalid

This will also render the guarantee / any claims on the guarantee and the CE certification invalid for the whole machine.

Just another way of doing it ...

HTH

Mary
Peer comment(s):

agree Beth Kantus
3 hrs
agree Bob Kerns (X)
3 hrs
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4 hrs

Further, the warranty will be voided...

and the CE mark will be invalidated.

This is a formal text, hence a more formal wording. This is what I'm used to from AE documents.

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